combination type afci breakers

[kitsr]

What date did the nec start requiring the use of combination type afci breakers

 

[Dennis Alwon]

January1, 2008 but it was in the 2005 NEC with that as the date mandated for change.

 

[mhanson]

AFCI to become effective

AFCI to become effective

"January1, 2008 but it was in the 2005 NEC with that as the date mandated for change."

Acctually the 1999 NEC 210-12 (b) made the requirement of 120-volt, single phase 15 and 20amp recetpacle outlets installed in dwelling unit bedrooms shall be protected by an arc-fault circuit interrupter. This requirement shall become effictive January 1, 2002.

 

[iwire]

But it was the 2005 that required combination type as the OP is asking about.

 

[jumper]

"January1, 2008 but it was in the 2005 NEC with that as the date mandated for change."

Acctually the 1999 NEC 210-12 (b) made the requirement of 120-volt, single phase 15 and 20amp recetpacle outlets installed in dwelling unit bedrooms shall be protected by an arc-fault circuit interrupter. This requirement shall become effictive January 1, 2002.

The OP was talking about combo units, which Dennis was referring to.

Bob types faster than me.

 

[mhanson]

recind

recind

Sorry,
I didn't realize you were reffering to the Combination type.

 

[jumper]

Sorry,
I didn't realize you were reffering to the Combination type.

No need to be sorry, we all do it once in awhile.

Welcome to the forum.

Redwood City, cool. I used to date a girl in Palo Alto, so I know the area.

 

[iwire]

Sorry,
I didn't realize you were reffering to the Combination type.

No problem welcome to the forum.

 

[dana1028]

Sorry,
I didn't realize you were reffering to the Combination type.

You wouldn't happen to be working for Redwood Elect. would you? Just curious because you're a journeyman and working in Redwood City.